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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology (ed. William Smith) 38 38 Browse Search
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J. B. Greenough, G. L. Kittredge, Select Orations of Cicero , Allen and Greenough's Edition., chapter 6 (search)
spirators are bad enough, but when, etc. Vestalium: see note on p. 130, l. 19. si quis: for form, see § 148, b, N. (104, a, N.); G. 106, R.; H. 512, I (454, I); cf. H-B. 141, a. sumpserit: see note on dependisse, p. 146, l. 7; for tense, see note on statueritis, p. 146, l. 17. ut . . . conlocarent: purp. clause in appos. with id. nisi vero, etc.: reductio ad absurdum, as usual with this phrase; § 525, b, N. (315, b, N.); G. 591, R.4; H.-B. 578, 31 a. L. Caesar: L. Caesar (consul B.C. 64), was a distant relative of the Dictator, son of Lucius Caesar (consul B.C. 90, the year of the Social War), the author of the law giving citizenship to the Italian allies (see note, Arch., sect. 7). The sister of Lucius Caesar (the younger) was married to Lentulus, and his mother, Fulvia, was daughter of M. Fulvius Flaccus, the leading adherent of C. Gracchus. When Gracchus and Flaccus found themselves (B.C. 121) drawn into a collision with the Senate, they sent the young son of Flaccus
J. B. Greenough, G. L. Kittredge, Select Orations of Cicero, Allen and Greenough's Edition., section 12 (search)
eum dictatorem, i.e. Sulla, who, as dictator, had had full judicial powers. praemus . . . invitabat: see note, Rosc. Am., sect. 6 (p. 4, l. 6). aliquot annis post, some years later. Sulla had provided by law for the impunity of those who executed his proscriptions; but Caesar, as judex quaestionis de sicariis, B.C. 64, took pains to secure the trial and conviction of more than one of these bloodhounds. generis ac familiae, subjective gen.; virtutis, objective gen.